Reducing Exhaust Noise
#11
Please tell us if you can tell how the power is. Some associate noise with power, so its hard to tell.
David
#12
Top speed on level ground, or even into a slight uphill, is good objective indicator of peak power. Assuming constant wind conditions, of course.
Changing out the muffler is really quick to do, might be interesting to get before/after top speed numbers. Even better if you use a GPS as a speedometer.
Changing out the muffler is really quick to do, might be interesting to get before/after top speed numbers. Even better if you use a GPS as a speedometer.
#13
Noise is power man.. Any Harley rider can tell you that!
I suspect there are a lot of stock exhausts available, being replaced by overly optimistic riders with pipes that do next to nothing for power, but do reduce a few pounds, increase head-turning (as in WTF is that bike so #$% loud!), and keeps the economy going.
I suspect there are a lot of stock exhausts available, being replaced by overly optimistic riders with pipes that do next to nothing for power, but do reduce a few pounds, increase head-turning (as in WTF is that bike so #$% loud!), and keeps the economy going.
#14
Yeah I have Rejetted my bike and its running AWESOME with my current set up which is Open Air Box + Twin Air Air Filter + RSV Exhaust.
My jetting is =
Main-124 Dynojet
Pilot- 38
Needle- Dynojet Needle with clip on 3rd position.
Is this setup ok for the stock exhaust?
Thanks alot!
My jetting is =
Main-124 Dynojet
Pilot- 38
Needle- Dynojet Needle with clip on 3rd position.
Is this setup ok for the stock exhaust?
Thanks alot!
Last edited by Savagekilla; 10-13-2010 at 09:00 AM.
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